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I'm Alan Alder, and this is Clear In Vivid. Conversations about connecting and communicating.

With soon as I know I'm going to work with somebody, I love to bring them in early.

Sometimes even while I'm still working on the script, because I feel like the more time we have communicating, it's only going to benefit what happens when we're shooting on the set.

And my hope is that actors will feel when they even first get the script that they're kind of in it already.

That's writer director Noah Bamba. We got together a little while ago to compare notes on movie making in general.

And to talk about our experience working together on his latest movie marriage story.

I had a great time working with Noah, and I was curious about how he would describe his style of relating to actors.

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